Ok How Much

[weecalf]

Are the tickets for the yearly back slapping of the over paid and over rated sports persons of the year Eh .

[tonyav]

Prices start from £45 plus a £2.55 fulfillment fee.
https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/sports-personality-of-year-tickets-15260382

[weecalf]

45 plus what ? 90 things I rather do with my 45 quid . Buy paint ,replace wellies ,and so on .

[tonyav]

Well why ask then.

[DTCwordfan]

sounds like you are dripping with cash, weecalf.........you're not painting the best picture of yourself.

[Mamyalynne]

Do something that's free - smile for goodness sake.

[weecalf]

Was wondering should I get the cheap wellies

[Jackdaw33]

What on earth is a fulfilment fee? Is it something like the scam BT pull, whereby they send you a bill then slap on an extra charge for the privilege of paying it? Even Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask before embarking on highway robbery.

[Mamyalynne]

//The fulfilment fee is charged to help contribute towards other operational costs and overheads associated with ticket fulfilment e.g. ticket stock administration and inventory control, ticket stock/stationery, collection facilities and postage and/or packaging costs if it applies to the event.//

[tonyav]

What on earth is a fulfilment fee?

Cheaper than a booking fee.

[weecalf]

What’s the 45 for ?

[Mamyalynne]

Ring up and ask them, want the number?

It's £10 a minute ;-)

[weecalf]

Ok let’s have a whip round and send wan of the Answerbank folk who can report back to us on what happened . I will give a few shillings but don’t want to go .

[Jackdaw33]

Overheads should be factored into the cost of the product, which any reputable business does. Imagine standing at the checkout and being told the cost of your groceries plus a fulfilment fee? Cobblers!

[Zacs-Master]

Yeah, much better to be kept in the dark about such stuff.

[gness]

You must bring so much happiness and joy to those in your life....weecalf......ever stop and think?

[TonyV]

thought most of audience was by invitation or allocated through local BBC stations, I must live in the past?